10 black-owned businesses in Birmingham to celebrate this month of black history [Part 2] – bham now

One of Birmingham’s favorite food trucks, A-Train is known for its wings, Quesadillas and another delicious southern comfortable food.

See the Grocery Truck Chart or visit the West End showcase.

5. Don’t worry

Kelly Kaulfield and London Jackson, the restaurants behind the Ice-Broad Peau boys of NOLA Steux in Pizitz’s Food Hall, do not disturb, do not bother in 2024.

The concept is an elevated sports bar located near Lakeshore Parkway near Lowe’s. With many TVs and seating, the perfect place to sit and watch games, drink beer or cocktail and enjoy creative dishes.

6. Birmingham Times

Did you know that Birmingham Times is a black newspaper?

The publication was founded in 1964 by Jesse Lewis Seni to give the local black community a greater voice during the fight for civil rights. Today, it covers various local news in education, community, business and sports.

7. Brothers’ razor Etherege

Founded in 1970 by Willie Etherege, Senior and Joe Etherege, the Brother Etherger’s razor has cut the hair in the Birmingham community for more than 50 years.

According to their Facebook page, they have mentored hundreds of barbers and stylists who continue to open their own business – their motto is “If you don’t get it here, you don’t have it!“

8. Mama ‘Nem Southern Kitchen

Owned by Chris Hollaman, Mama ‘Nem Southern Kitchen opened near the Rickwood Field in 2024. This long-awaited soul restaurant is specialized in comfortable food with a fine dining atmosphere, serving everything-from cookies and sauce to steak and lobsters S

“I wanted to build a place where people can start their day off with hot food – think about cookies, sauce and coffee – in the morning and get back in the evening to get a good looking, delicious dinner at an affordable price point. I am so excited to take care of this type of vibration here in my home. “

Chris Holaman, Owner, Mom ‘Nem Southern Kitchen

9. Coffee of green acry

With four seats in the Birmingham area from the center to Enli, Green Acres Café is a hot spot for chicken wings and other favorite southern. Don’t miss fried green tomatoes!

10. Truck for dirty red foods

The ownership of the Nelesha Dale, the Dirty Red Food Truck is known for the loaded fried potatoes, Quesadillas, Burgers and My Favorite – Strawberry Lemonade. You can catch the truck through the Birmingham area, from Forestdale to Woodlawn and beyond.

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